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| quote: | Originally posted by Cro_Addict
Oh ok..
Yes people were pretty disgusted with what happened in mexico, however to me it did not seem that anyone expressed as much emotion as they did in this thread.
This thread also just set me off. I see frequently on the news, people being glorified because they saved an animal from drowning or whatnot and they are talked about as if they saved a human. Don;t get me wrong I love animals but it just seems that sometimes there is no separation made.
I remember when they did a story on this guy that went to New Orleans to save animals and he spent so much money or whatever. Seriously who gives a shit about a cat when many HUMANS needed saving. I thought that was wasted effort.
So I guess what I am trying to say is that, I am just touchy when it gets to this subject.
So to answer your question finally Lisa, I didn't see anyone saying they wanted to kill or cut up any of the pepole that killed the guy in mexico. Not that they should, but thats what I mean about not showing as much emotion.
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I have a very simple answer to this...
Humans have decision making mental capacity and animals do not (think of them as babies). Crimes against humans are usually blurred with anything that the victim may have done - you hear things (which DISGUST me) like, "She was raped because she dressed provocatively" etc. etc.
Now, the reason people become very angry about crimes against animals is the victim is completely innocent. That is the reason it evokes slightly different emotions. I don't think anyone in this thread thinks that animals are more important than humans (except perhaps me ), they just recognize that those people who prey on them do so without any conceivable provocation.
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